The Sun. — London, England, 1810-10-22 00:00:00

irto• of b ig arnt oci • the of la • C 31,141. sniitted INrnilool that big to P l3c : e neto - fity IV' 6:5 a „xioti s briog,irls til dot ty .t of gene 1054 ) fore U l ll4 . c " 5ta,!,0 t ° , 4 cers ner i° As' oi l ouer 53' ro:Pv °/1 :' n stera 3 : l- , 1 1 0, 111, c 1 355, t°: g k as3jLlS in fors"i' El Ag , alio,Oa. ' , sty' s 1 rr rcaci) 4Agi „node(' If M4 e4 , 1 0$ filet " u. ,I•gt `/ 8. 3 ' de We s° 0 c of 1 , Jer " t. 0 0 o o o' °, a f‘' r s " s copr' ool• o f !rufr' n t 5.r d i nira 1 0 ,n, a t S e° ). cd lb : P ricv e dajes?US ice ci r ins ov . 3 ay4 0 , PJPPe rOS', :et, o f 11 0 151 111,ce':,"113;4' 7 , .. , . /81 1 ;at op, o fe -(1 b el ; de to b e icy 'GO that ' ll Idor' lass onl• ter f" ,o1 1(' ' °° ; I•,er b) 0 1. s` l , lea ; rot. til e p it , schooner privateer La Coy?flaxce,. be to St. Maloes, of s,x guns, anti a comple ariiiit " 3 rthll ; and after plundering her of every i4 s . j -e r , °F servic e; she was.burnt. And on the 17 i th pp t ‘4l3t * awls, his crew,. and-passengers, were I Nt ' efi " b ° 3 ll the sc h ooner ; th e la tter was not 'ma k-mull? the privateer. The Colflance sailed from 9~;tte es the Ist inst. and to the" time Capt. DAVIS the d h er, she had not made any capture besides k ePtl ine, but was co n ti n u a lly in chase of the n olerCharittnen in the Channel, and was for 14.at'IY a lways prevented f ro m capturi n g them by P: ailleata nee of the British cruizers. ~ The, Con -I,ee w aa chas e d o n t h e 1-2 d ) Inst. by a frigate in i lii : efi an i nel, fr om w h om s h e esca p e d . by superior. k n g; after a long chase. • • '4 o : l:iv ed the sc h oo n er Grinder, of London, 11, 0 -1 1 8 °, Master, from Lisbon, .wif it .a' cargo, of -. tam b °ond to L on d on , was ca pt ure d on -the I s t Y the' Sp ecu la tor F ren ch privat ee r, and re; ktpt ur ti "an the 3rd, by hi s M a j es ty' s s hip F avour it e , IR buns, Captain CLEMENT.. tart ,luaiesty' s ship Amelia, of; 3s guns, Hon. P. IRsv , has detained and sent in here the tS e Galicia, J. M ANTELo, Master, from li ft ,: ra ta% with a cargo of linens, bound to Tene- h 4 4lriv vd 'ht- Portuguese barque Fama, N1,017.L. tai 41 ! ter, from the Brazils,' with a th g4t)f emtoa, bound to London, was caiqured by ton, de . Afondevc Fiench privateer, and re- C a -tired by Ins Mai.,sty's ship L 4 Ruin, of 3.E; guns, At. NIALcoLm. - taArrived the French brig L' Adventure, with a tit °o f tincv , er ; w as cut o ut fr o m under a battery, 4 1 111 ' thell e i n t h e - 281 h u l t. i n Ow must gall I,:‘'.le:' by the boats of his MajeSii's ships Caledonia, aid• dr mide, • te Arr ivel the Elizabeth. of Liverpool, ATKIN, mai tbt from Li s b on , IA I I a cirgn, was captured by hi e t'retach p r i vate e r L' Edouard, and recaptured by 11 4 Majesty's ship; Pheasant, of 18 guns Capt,,n hi s 1%; • lat h 'xitiesty s ships Ilti/cimp?is of 36 ,ctuns, Cap tnitiellAwKaa ; and Bolus of 36 guns, hove de., and sent in here the Portugueze ship Fortuna, slit to 4 251 Nr0, master, fr o m Madeira, with a cargo v. 8 '4 4 1 of ruin , r i ce , & c . b oun d to theßrazds, ter _ are all Americans. i r At . . ved the brig Mary, SHAw, from Mika, with Bar g ° of gum, &c. bound to London ; the 'brig 6t te,• of Leith, Cons, master, from Gibraltar, `n tili a car go cons i st i ng o f sa lt , an d cor k , boun d to * kit for or d ers , an d ate both under kluarantint.; t s : arrived hi s Majesty's ships Plover of 'lB guns, C aptain CAMPBELL; attd Favourite of 18 '.gunS, i t ,P ta in CLEMENT, front separate el time ! is " , LOVERING ; Blessing, STEM: and THOMAS, from Wales. • • sad flie dov..rt ihe harbour and anchored c rl. 4 Y, iris Nisjesty7s ship Dragon ot 74gors, 1 4 . 131N irl FOREST; ,it IS Si-U.l FHA:sers I..;AFoRet , tor,, oll °iSt lb . , on board her, to take the "band otx t h e Wet India'station. -I •eci his Majesty'; s-ips Spartan to the East= w e e „.> and Oiestes on a antic. tle ship ..Croydon' , and the brig /11,:ida, s!id not te ll w ith ;he convoy to the Eastward a, stated yes re'3Y: both now r,.m,-nn in this harbour: 1 4 5 1.1-4 ed the Love and Unity, LEDG E R, from -4 1st o i . Cle 'r• eo.—Arrived. the Jane transport, Captaio t kitb Ets, from Liston with stores, sailed or the old 440".Pleurber, in company mirh a fleet eonsistiog or 41 1 7 sail,' under convoy of his iVlajes ty's shii; CI of 22 guns, Hon. Captain RoDNEY, parted' , 44 . 1) P 4 nY On th e 14th inst. tie fL I' en consisting re.eight whik 11 are g e ne ci) Llirldnel. The m ' rl Qaer ot the convoy mere ,;I,pereit in gales of * ind • • •Msjesty's ship Pheasant f•as re-captured the 4 IP London, of L ondon, from the Wes' Indies, with b ca rgo, bound to London she 'is about 400 tons and %% as captured by the French privateer :"..4dottard. The London is Ludy expe6ted in here. from A r riv.ed the Daniel, ...OARS, .... I ‘. .ew t' 1 , sailed on the 26th, September, in company n th a 'fleet consisting of six sail, viz. Good Ghent, ° Pe , "Bolas, Teats Hill, and a ves.el belonging to ti e f t 'eY, under convoy of his Majesty's sh;p Jamaica, 1.1 4 g uns , r . LYSAGHT, parted company in the c h an nel J . three of the II et are gone up the British w ann eis and the remaining two are gone up.Chan 'fc'r London. Ar r i u • . •e. a the itatir or% Thetis, JOSEPH SPAGNOLO, d o aster, from Naple., with a cargo, bound to Lon -1/' Put in h ere by stress o f wea th er; sa il e d on t h e t ad J u ly, and was atierwards detained by an Alge pe f qate; and carried into Algiers, from whence • e 'ailed nti the tith Septeto..r.. • 111 . 1 .• Majesty's snip Goldfinch, of :o gt!ns,"bas-d.te kt'ed and sent i n h e r e sh e Spanish brig St. .4lian, . 1 8Akkh, : MiLlltr, ' from St. Sebastian's with cargo of;iron, bound to Cadiz ; her pa:'age the eecountered a heavy gale of wind, .in whioli she carried 'a tkay her top-gallant-masts, and has re ceived considerable damage. 4Triyeitthe . iranspori brig Uifity, of London, D. BRENER, Master;-from !Cadiz', and lasi' from Cork, and is unJer gnaraOrine; tor 'having had Communi cation with his 11:14-sty's . IlipsGany nipitionciEdy eren, from. the M.edirerranean. Also arrived a French brig; )ai!en with tiniber, prrie to his Majesty's ship Valiant, of 74 guns„ guns, Capt. OLIVER alsu the brig Lion from .Rici Janeiro. His Majesty's Amelia has detained and sent in here the Si)artisit schooner General : Pali' for , from Goree,7W ith a cargo.consisting of rum and tob cco. • The Hero privateer helongidg to this - port ins de tained and sent' in hel'e, theSpanigh sChooner San Jrize yAnintas, , ,.h. 7. , TEGO, Master, with a cargo ofircm,.bonnd fo Corimna. • The Spanish ship Gallicia that arrived here yes ;erday ilpoke , the, brig Fanny, of LiVerpool, WAT sot./ master, bound .to Lisbon, in lat. 45. 29. N. long. 12. W. all well. Sailed tl►e Deptford and Supply naval transports, !Permle schooner, and Tortoise lighter, to the East. ward. • Put back his Mijesty's ship Orestes. Arrived the Fancy cutter with dispatches from Cortmna. Arrived the brig Certmerce, of Gitetiock, WIL LIAM Mti.REA master, from . Cadiz, with a cargo, 'boundto London ; put in here in consequence of the wind blowing a gala from the Westward. • The Asia, Spanish 74, that is arrived here from .Cadiz, spoke some days since his Majesty's ship Sapphire, of 18 guns, CApt, Davies, bound to the Ca raccas. PoRTSMOITTIT,OCT. 21.—The Portuguese schooner statedon Friday list to have arrived at this port, having been picked up at sea without any one on bnlvd by' -his Majesty's- ship Fp'ia, is called the Detoet Faits, commanded by J. F. THOMAS, on a voyage from Ma leira to Guernsoy, which place she sailed from the 18th of August last, but was c tured by a French priyateer, the 2a instant, of 18 guns, who after taking out the crew, scuttled and left A ter. The priv - Ivser afterwards boardydthe brig 1.1 , t)e, or Hull, also from Maleira, hp inst - to Um don, laden with wine, and, on putting crew of the schooner on board her, sutieredliqr to froceed on her. voyrigi.. L'dig le ftigate, Captain ,Wours, is ordered ,to IVl•alci ; she will call at Plymonth and FalmOuth, to • take -everal ves-els 'under convoy: • • _. • • His sty's ship Zeuokio, Calt Nl`KEtitziE,- taVe• out money 'to' I.4,isloott, and "returns hi nedi- . 1 . 10 frii air! I =, orcieied' Co Chatham, ,and expected to sail untnediately- Came in yesterd.ty his iMaiestv's ships Spartan tind Virago, tlr , former from ,Plymouth; and the latter from ,a Cruiz;.:; and . the Cominerce, ,BRYAN, from the West lodes ; and a Spanish shin, name unkn'mrn, trom the H!tvannah, both for London. A French brig arr,t•ed veStefdAy 'morning, prize ' tb Ins:Majesty% ship Aliohe, Capt. L. , RING ; she •is laden ' with hid s, 6;tion, and' %tool." The Niot e discovered her at anehoi . under Cape Barden peoplq abandoned 1),-r on the approach of the boats • • • that were s• nt twattack her. • • .• T•i‘s day arii Vecl his Mairsty's brig Crocus frog) Jamaica, last . from Plymouth andihe'Arso, SMITH, iron) A prize arrived this day at Spitea&: she is a French lu:. , ger iirivateer, but no other par iculars can 1) , :! ascertain.-d-,. in cousequenCe of the wind blowing so strong the whole of the - day. • DEAL, OCT. 20.—The Appelles sloop of war yes terday captured and souk the Sonzerset Vrench pri vateer, of 18 guns and 56 men, off Dwppe,..anci also captured a coasting vessel with-non. OCT. 2 . 1 .—Arri , ed Alajesty's !hips Jamaica • and Otservateur . , the former froiti Newfoundland, and the latter from Hatifax'... ' Came in Sir 'EDWAVO . wi . th the follol.v ing ships of the line, front off the Scheldt, viz. :-- Christian VII., San Domingo,. Berwick, Be!lona, Marlborough, Defiance, Defence, Aboukir, Theieus, Monarch, and•the Bellerophon. Arriied the Gertrude, Capt. CUNDES, from . Fal mouth ; fell in v, ith, on Friday evening last., of Dungeness, a French privateer, which, after a run ning fight of two hours, she beat otT. Capt.,CUN DEE was killed, and two men wounded. FALM-UTII, OCT. ig.—Arrived the Crcoris gun brig from 3 .rnaica, witlrMails ; and the Ohesterfield pckct, in 7; dvs frorri7the Brazils, wiih ditto. ii.e lit 'nide' frig3te . with a)arge convoy. for the Eastward ; wiih them is the Milfordl•East-in- diaman. The leaders of t 1 e lite concpiricy at Licbon ar rived on Frid3y .at Portsmouth, it, ti-e L,avituu: 1r - gate, on.thvir wHI to the Western Islam's. YARMOtITH, OCT. iseis received from, the Havoc a reintorcein.-nt ut ioen, sailed in quest of the o her privaieer. the Reilbreast, Sir Geo. 'k.V.lll ; , Prineeis Aupstacottgr, Quail a )d eaz son ,, oners i . tk Made fur Heligoland ; an 3 the Put,iot, tor. Fiushn.g. Arrived the'Partridge• sloop froth Siwernss, aria the Vixen gun-brig.—The ships Standout,. 64 guns, Roebuck, Partridge, Havoc, Chanticleer, and Vii,en, remain as pts.r , LEITH, OCT: .19.---On'Wednesday, a Danish Yes 4el arrived in the Roada; prize to the Fissuard fri— gate; and on Thursday the Clio sloop of War sailed on a crude. This' Hl , Hpilig, the 12:geria ,slOop of 'war sliled as convoy with a fleet of thirty sail for Gottenburgh and the Baltic. • 'A convoy is appointed'to sail from the ,Roads .-- to Heligoland, jr) char g e of M rj-sty's r gun-brig Strenuous, on Mond ay next, tie The . Active, SOUTEII, of Peterhead, trout °ban America, with emigrants from the ,Highlands, ha.; been-pot( back to thm place with damage; some of the `rintortuwite einigi-intihave died. - Some years Igo a box without any address, but • Of great weight, was rertioy-,lt#frornthe old_Weigh- Hon.te here, and loogA - in the . otiter side of the .Ord Church, Edinburgh. The .box h:rd lain for upwards of thirty' years here; ai]d several r years in Edinburgh withbut a claimant, and,, w hat is . , mill more extraortinary, without any one ever having had ihe curiosity to examine it. On Tuesday, how ever, some Gent leinen caus-d if to b opened, and, to ,their, surprise,. found that it.contained a most beautiful statue of' Majesty, in btonze - ,•near)y as lArge as lite. 'The s!atue la' Very executed', and pres,nts a striking youthful likeness of-the. King, dre s sed in the Roman costume. It is at present anOwnfrdin Witence'this admirable piece of woac (nat,ship came, by. wboin it.was made, or to whom .it belongs. His MAJESTY has heenTlersed to confer the Or der of the Batt, on Major General (1 7 4,1d - Al;irstral) BBRE,SFuRk. i Yesterday. morning his MAJEsTY,Ahe. Duke of YORK, and Princesses AUGUSTA an l SuPHIA partied by La lies SYDNityand I'HYNNE,MisS GOLDS WORTHY, General CART %t RIGHT, and ,Major PRICE, went io St. Geot ,, .'s . C..tpel, and beatta 's . eitkinn preached by the Itt-y. Mr. DIGBY. Yestt rday t .e rt-port. of Enc. state of the Print...a-4 AMitLIA %.Is, that her Royal Highness had t o hours rest on • Saltitay .alter wh,Ch 'she took. s ,me nourktiment, writ .a 'irk:. easier yesterday inorttii4` hut no bct . er oh the is hole. "rues Fancy htred cuter, which is.arrived at Ply mouth, -has °rough, tot.ettigenc.,..that the ek;iiidition i fitted out at Cortnina sailed from thence on, t iytst.. under the rote:Awn of Cumitrodore . :NiiiNDS,. tor the coast of The squadron onsists ut one gpani4l and I igateS, oteSpanis,i a d two English brig-, 1.0.0 , choom-ts, and several transpor. s, Sec.' with a qoantity of bat-. ter! og cannon, and lu,ouo spare- tirwri et s. • General Pait.rita coutittued to liarassibe enemy in the Prot, ink e of Asturias, an.i to increase his awry - . He Litely wrote to Cap:ato 1N1!4",,u5, that i! tp.f had Loo 'e anus and some clothes, id less thau a week he could enlist at lest 20,000 men. • • The im, , ortant event alluded .to in the list .para gra,,h of the Bulletin ; wl.ieh we inserted on Sittard merely , as a rumour, is tot tuniiely pUt beyond ail •tount by, concurring advites • from Cotunna and Of)orto. At the firs of these towns the lad was announced in a Diatiii EttiuoidinArib the,.l4th inst., a,translaton of . which -appears in a.sbbserue„t coiumn. Sveral letters were also rtfce-ived . iron) ()pot to, c.,ntirming the.'otßcial cOininunicatiOn transmitted , to Corunna, from which acre sr le4 - 1 the Itillowttg, as being the most explicit and circuit.: slantial PORTO, TUESDAY, OCT. 9,—We have great pleasure in acqwinting you, tom 'we 'have received a very pleising and important pk ce of intelligence, .by•the ariiVal of Major M. Crohen, from' Coimbra, tins rnotMng, viz. that the division of the army un der the' command of Colonel Tratit, .had.enteied that city last Sunday evening,- and, aftcr some re •. st,tance, took 5000 prisoners, the whole of the 'fOrce. 1, ft there •by the French army ..When they a - 4 - anceti to the south. Of thoe, 2200 men are now on then march for this place, to he embarked, and are expe'ted here the day aftr to-morrow. It is said, the French rear.-guard left Coimbra last Thurs day and a rumoar s.vas, also`cuil - ent there, that a battle had be , n fought at Ley ria, in which the ene-. tiiy had been wars ed, with the . loss of 8000 Men.. We hdpe this dossing arid blithatit affair it COlinbra is the forerunner of others equally " P. S. The Lisbon mail came '}esterday rouud by sea, and as the wind is now strong S, we look 'fOr another hobrly. All l'hj vessel, that were ont side . the ,B it gut under weigh yes erday, and are probably gone in Vigo , till the equino:tial gales are over; they will be.seve,re.". ANOTHER LETTER, 'SAME p.kra. " Since* writing you this morning, I have lust • earned that our 6.ov.ertior '(Trant) bad taken 3000 prisoners at Coimbra ; having entered that city 'A ith only the militia of this distri,:t, about 6000. Th-y will all arrive here on Friday. We have token all the medicine chests, surgeons, &c. and about 50 Officers are amongst them ; but Colonel Pamplona, the Portuguese traitor, vvhb was appointed Gov ; inor by the. French, escaped. We are all, as you, may naturally suppose, very much elated) the bells ate ringing, and every demonstration of joy is shewing.- The milit;a entered 'Coimbra on Sunday evening at five, - alid the few cavalry immediately tcok posses sion of the bridge; the infantry dispersed a.l over the city, and took the French by surprise. We lo,t about 20 men, and Colonel Serge, of the - Rmnaliel Portbguese regiment, was Wounded in the arm; Colonel Tratit had several shots tired at him, but escaped. The Frencc, by thei r o wn. accounts, ,plutdered Coimbra most cruelly, and the deStruct?on of property thes e was very great. J'he Officer who t,rbught this account declares he never witnessed such itorridscenes." e ~ r, FROM MASSENA - TO ERTITTER. " MoNs - Finivictirti • " The army bnike up ft ) , n Almeida..on the 181 h, I had ti a honour to corn tiki.e to r , nr High. ness. Thre.:lco,ps of th , - arms 'at ri• e I oi'the tg ff. - " 1.: Wien, aft ,,, r . .1) lying ircivors , d'itread'ul . r Q a IS : the, enemy retir:d on all sid , ..; ..n our approach, a d Las concentrat tt his tarre tii•ar Coitribia. I dirette I the -113 601 col n the- bridge ovet-the 041. T:,e English who imc uplift psi wete triApdg,:d : i!te Bth c,,r ; s was S'iiliti gra-d pack artill,ry and Ole •heavy baggage rem: oiled hel,intli and did not airiV,- till this :Horning. _ The bagga ; e was attacked by' 2;00 Tortngnese,'Wiipm 200 men won. , sufficient to r,,-‘pulse with loss. •, It is impossible- to find worse roads; they are covered with ;• our artTery a , dbaggage have suffered considerably, and I have found . mi self c m pelled to wait for 'hem. I have let shemeinai,; two days in V•seu, after their -arri.t al,' in order ip rev gulate their-arrangements; and I sliali•conticue my • march upon C-imbra, • where I understand . that the titgl:Alt- and Portugeese are concentrated. Monseigneur, ,we march only over desert; we do not meet a single iadividual ; ail is leltaba clon ed. The English have hai the bartyrrity "to orcht Jo be shot the unfortunate persons who should re main in their. houstos : women, chiten, alt Hy ; and not even g, guide is to be found in 4ny •idace. ‘‘ Our soLliets get potgtoes and other vet.ttables ; flityr are vyry contvmed, and -burn. for th(i . taotnet,t of itteetihg the rttemy. " Our march has cajpted us few sick. I ran with the mast prOtound.resped, &c. (Signe,i) " i\fAcseNA." Our letters from Gibraltar state the arrival that place, on the 21st ult.. of his Majesty's ship five. rieuse. Colonel Rocns came pass. rin her frou.x Carthagena, on his way , tO In! Hon. H ENRY WEL. Lesunr, at Cadiz. 13LAks's head carter: at 'Murcia on the' IGt h.: The new. al tug the whole coast, as far a;!Tirrigona, Is most- favourable.- S. ,BASTIANI brooght wiole force, 12,0)u .hire, tom Granada, t(i attack BLAKE at Murcia; • whtre the boter waited to give hi is b.sitle. ELAKE-'s:3t'lq NVIS about eriti4 io numbers, •in addition to 14 4; , h . toe peasants of 'he suirounding c.9)lsx, to the number of 50,000. have d ut toloio SEBASTIAN! oJVattCed as f t as Alcatrartalia, reron noitred BL RE'S po•iiii6,rapd4irEath,..apd imore. (timely retreated b I'he.Valentian Army, 'utider4.4ok6oot ig4aly augmenting.; and 9'DONNEt.t.„.filigi.tijt 4,45§1ng• wonders. Inc- whole interio.h4ttt t.fttt, ••nuAry veted with Portidos de ow:rrilla,,l rd ,p 0 . • . strong each: • • `N", In six weeks ColOnel RncHg. has . ,setit toPihr„filrar 3noo German dc•serteiS", eittiSted.into ()A —service:, They are 11V( admration'ot this ga - rri,on, all toeing exttern•l fine men: . The . desertion ftonallie Free .fi army is' I , omense. Mr. SADLER on Thursday. next," in' lianour of the J.ibilee,• ascend in his .balloon!from the vi ci.'ity of the MetropOliS. Mr. SABLER has ha,l the otfet of no lesS th'an'seven Gentleinen to ascend with him, and hislaalloOn. There aro five ditreient• detainers against Roberts, who htely escaped from Coldbatic-fieldt Prison, and is now a piisoner in pewgate. Vvo, for forging the Dividend Warrants, describing them differently ; thi third, fOr a htliway 'robbery, the person, from whom certain vouchers found, in his possession were taken, having. been robbed , of, them; the fourth,. tor feloniously effeEting his escape from prison ; on.:! the filth, for Having in his possession, when 'alien into custody, eight forged notes:of, the Oak of England for 101 each. The last of. these is, in all.pro!)ability; the ciurg' against hich Roberts will the greatest difbLulty in defending'hiniself, and the punishment annexed to .tfte offence is—:rans portation .tor 14 years ! . . .114 - - - CORN-EXCHANGE.. there are tolerable suppli e s of Wheat coastwise t o -d ay, with part Of last week's foreign arrivals.(upwards of -23 2 000 quarters), s a l e s brisk at an adv ance o f about three and four shillings ; Barley in short supply, and^:with Malt fully main tains last pr'ces Beans of each kind likewise; White Peas are dearer; : there are short supplies of Oats, and 'this article quoted somewhat dearer ; FlOur, at late prices. • For several years past BRAN,SCOMB and Co.. hire had the pleasure to present the Public with a lift of the Capital Priz l e's ;;old and shared by them : in the Lovery draWn hat Friday, they beg leave to ans. trounce a.continu Ince.uf7 their usual success, having so ld, shared, . an d registered the following Capital Prizes, cthss C. 2;00.01.7-1-,072, dais A. 1,9061;-1,195, el r'ss B. siiul.-3,077, ells B. 5601.L...3,477, cl.iss D. 5 . 001 —at their old and only Oitices in London, Midi,. 11, Holbdrn, 88, itiyinarkci, and 23g, Str ,nd, where the fort a holden may r‘cerve the amount of their•F'rizes on detnind. Friday,. OiAober the Lgth, the First r drawn Capi tal Prize, No. 2,381, entitled to l'wO Thouq•and Potinds, was shared by Froll&SBY and Co. into One Quarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Si xtOent hi ; ltke. wise, No. 3,077, a Prize of Five Hundred Pounds, into One, Quilter, Two Eighths, and Eight Sot teenths.; also, the Last-drawn Capital Prize, No. 1,572, entitled to One Tliou,and Pound , 4 into Three Eii.‘htlis, and ;Ten Sixteenths:-' The Holders of the said Shares aretrespettl,lly intorroed they may receive the Monet whenever they please. The Ticke't No: 27'(ClaSs driwn' tb;liagebet. a Prize of 20,0001, was by .ICH A R fiSON, G OOD . LOCK, and Ca: in Sixteen Si xte enth S.,ares, at tiheir o:fices corner of Bahk- boildtngs, ; ai,d op. posite the King's Mews, Charing-cross, London. The f?llnwing CATITAL PRIZeS were sold by 13tsfi, in 38 Shares, i❑ the Lottery that tittiAleci thi Friday labt . . No. 27 - Class A 420,000 27. Class C - - g, 20,G00 2,388 - Class 0 - £2,0 1,572 - Class t,060 The fortunate Share-bolder, may receive their Money on demand, ac 4, Coruhill, and g, Charing orosse c)tl